Cornell professors demand university ‘decolonize’ curricula across the board
A group of Cornell University faculty, graduate students and staff sent a letter to the university administration with a handful of demands.
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A group of Cornell University faculty, graduate students and staff sent a letter to the university administration with a handful of demands.
Back in June, the president of Miami University convened a task force of faculty, students and staff to spend their summer devising recommendations on “diversity, equity and inclusion.”
In a new executive order, President Donald Trump restricted federal funding for critical race theory trainings in order to “combat offensive and anti-American race and sex stereotyping and scapegoating,” and some are left questioning how this order impacts diversity trainings in higher education, if at all.
The attorney for Austin Tong, a Chinese immigrant student punished by Fordham University, recently alleged that the university has ties to the Chinese Communist Party that the institution wants to hide.
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Last year a prominent lawyer for students accused of sexual misconduct launched a novel legal strategy.
Nearly three-fourths of college students want to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day, according to the results of a new College Fix poll.
Shippensburg University recently announced that it plans to open a new “Anti-Racism Institute” on campus.
The University of Pittsburgh is under federal investigation for allegedly retaliating against a professor for his views and practicing “overtly race-based admission and hiring.”
Several years ago, colleges concerned about racism on campus began setting up what they called “Bias Response Teams” — online systems where students and professors could anonymously report one another for perceived bias relating to race, ethnicity, sexual identity, or otherwise.